Possible explanations for these different results include differences in data quantitation, inclusion of SGA newborns in the former study, or perhaps true differences between the two normal populations.
The following two models of fishery management illustrate the differences in data needed by different models.
Possible reasons for different findings in these two studies are differences in data sets and methodology.
Their vertical profiles were compared considering the different technical characteristics of corers, in order to highlight differences in data acquisition.
Differences in data turned out to be non-statistically relevant.
Looking for reasons was difficult, due to differences in data collection: UK income is recorded for families, Sweden's for individuals.
Blake also tested scientists and undergraduates on their ability to decide whether there were differences in data.
There is no evidence for any differences in data taken with either S3 or I3 at the nominal focus.
Results reported below that are "statistically significant" indicate that differences in data are unlikely to be due to chance.
Data integration can be hindered by differences in data semantics and meaning.
The 1990 census showed 44percentt of the foreign-born were from Latin America, and 23percentt were from Europe, although the numbers are not directly comparable with 2000's because of differences in data collection.
